Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1886, Page 3

¢ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C.. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 27. 1886—WITH SUPPLEMENT THE EVENING STAR ‘The Evening Star has a regular, permanent bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper pub- lished in Washington, and equal to that of all the other daily papers here added together. ‘The Star cannot undertake to prese: return rejected communications. Co tributors who wish to possess their useripts, if unused, should keep a copy. S37 No attention paid to Anonymous Let- ters. It {s not strictly logical to claim that, because nearly every passenger on ar ordinary ocean steamship smuggies into the United States more foreign-bought goods than a whole shipfal of naval officers, therefore a naval officer who smuggles is any the less blameworthy. Ifany deduction whatever would be warraated from ® comparison between citizens and public servants, it would be to the disadvantage of the pubtic servant who evades the law. The very nature of bis occupation holds him to a sharper responsibilty for the maintenance of every elause in his country's statute-books. He is nut only subject to the laws himself as acitizen, but is bound by his official oath to see that other citizens respect them also. In the case now agitating navy circles, it may ve that the customs officers were neediessiy zealous, and either magnified trifles beyond all recognition, or made such haste as to prevent the gentle- men involved from taking the honorable course they Intended to. It will be a happy day for the customs service wien its members find the golden mean between the two extremes of ab- staining from dotng anything and of doing too mueh. There is no more reason why they abould grandly decline an offer of trank-keys from the officers of a man-of-war than why they should refuse to search the luggage of an ordinary landsman returning from his travels. But, on the other hand, they lower the dignity of their work when they pounce upon a man, in publicor in private life either, and charge him with crime before giving him a chance to show that he had no criminal intent. In the present instance it will be well to hold the popular judgment in suspense until all the facts have been brought to light. $< James Russel! Lowell has used the medium of @ newspaper card to convey to the public just such a statement aseverybody who knows him, ‘expected he would make, concerning his alleged interview with Julian Hawthorne about per- sons of note in England. What Mr. Lowell taay have said to Mr. Hawthorne in the tree- dom of @ private conversation was a matter ‘witn which the world at large had nothing to do. It is no wonder that he resents such a breach of ordinary courtesy on the part of his interviewer. Mr. Hawthorne must have known that what the ex-minister to England told kim ‘Was not intended for print, and that its appear- ‘uce would create surprise and annoyance. If he had had a less honorable gentleman to deal with, bis “enterprise” would have been re- ‘warded with the lie direct and a volley of abuse. As it 1s, Mr. Lowell simply rebukes him, in a manner whose dignity and calmness give it a triple force, for a betrayal of confidence, at the same time criticising generally the inaccuracy of the report. It fs journalism according to the Hawthorne staudard which lowers the whole ealling in the esteem of so many pablie men. The fact that, when examples of it occur, they are promptiy brought to the tfont by the news- Papers themselves, and the offenders called to Account, shows that it is still the rareexception Tather than the rule, and that the mase of the Profession is as jealous as ever of its reputation Yor good faith. — The suspension of two United States attor- neys for interesting themselves too much in political work Is one of the most wholesome signs of the times. [t indicates that the admin- tration is honestly committed to the policy marked out by it early in its career, and that no distinction is to be made between the repub- ican guilty of offensive partisanship, and the democrat conspicuous for the same thing. This is right. It ts founded upon a clearly logical principle. The republic was not organ- ized for the benefit of the parties, but for the benefit of the people. It is the people, and not the parties, whose purses are drawn upon for its support, and they have the right to demand that every servant they employ shall give bis whole time and his best energies to the work assigned him. If he cannot make this idea ‘sccord with what he regards as his duty to his party, he must choose between party and people as masters. That is all the administration asks ©f him, and it js not an unreasonable request. ‘There were a good many partisans on both sides who declared, when the President's order Yo office-bolders was first issued, that it was a ‘mere paper bull, accomplishing nothing, and not intended to accomplish anything. They are beginning to find out their mistake,—some of them to their serious cost. ———_— -__ The continued agitation of the street-cleaning question bas borne fruit already. Some of the more widely-used thoroughiares are recelving such acleaning as they have not known for a | long time; but the work is by no means what it | ought tobe yes. The little heaps of dirt scraped together at intervals between the gutters and the crown of the street are not carried away as Jastas they might be,and vehicles running | over them scatter a good deal of the stuff again. It would perhaps be 4 good idea for the con- tractor to offer a prize to the cartman who puts the most spirit into his work, does not draw | too subtie distinctions between what belongs in his domain and what belongs in that of some | fellow laborer, and does not feel obliged to stop | his horse and climb up fora ride every time the distance between heaps exceeds fifteen fect, ——__—- =___— For the past two rainless months there has been so little vapor in the air that the Wash- ington monument has presented a sharply eut outline against the siy irom base to summit. To-day, however, its peak is once more velled 4m the clouds, whereby it gains a mystic im Pressiveness and grandeur, as of having aheight Piercing the very heavens and tar beyond buman sight, Accwestaity Ovennea. “It makes me tired to hear so much about this ‘ere Golden Eagie Clotiing Co..” said whe old fagy clothier ‘Vesverday as he wok bis seat ina red herdic going east, “Fact is, they're breaking up the clothin’ business of this town. I cook a walk Sanday clear out to Woodley Park, an’ "twas surprisin’ to see the number of little Boys I cum across, all w. neatly clad, and every Blessed one asked told me they got thelr clothes from this'ere Golden Eagie Clothing Co., end what made It ‘Was than all was, they advised me if J had any boys about their size to be sure an’ buy thelr clothes from “em. “Because,” they said, “they selis the nicest clothin’ Jouever seed for the leastest money: leastways ma Sayss0, and she's judge, yoo bet.” Now, that was Bice adviee to give an old ciothin’ man likyame, wasn't ket They're crazy, these’ere Golden Eagle people are They mark their goods ia pian Ogures. Charges strictly oue price, aa that an ullired low one, andit ‘ay one trys to jew 'em down they don't get mad and try to dinff’'em worth cent, but mutter In the pertl- test manner something about “appreciating the favor ofthe visit, and. while they'd like ever so much to sell, $25 bey have Dat one price fr ll alice they never ssfowst tare time to have the ‘pleasire ot here. "Now, thas's a Tun a <lothia’ score, ain it Aud yet the Golde y All the save: wile fan dota’ ‘hardly Sepa : ey while Lamu doin’ ‘any ou ain't goin’, are yous” Well. {f you must you a Dutsay! What's your opinion oftaat there = GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, XW. CORNER 7TH AND DST. (ALL BLUE Stans) J. M. GRADY, Manager. patty way rN Gesorme Sawer Cassucrz Sons WE HAVE OF THIS RELIABLE MAKE OF GOODS SUITS IN TWO STYLES OF SHAPE-SAC AND4-BUTTON CUTAWAY— AND IN FIVE DIFFERENT SHADES. THE PRICE FOR SAC IS $18, AND THE PROCKS ARE $20. SHOULD YOU WISH 48 GOOD ASUIT FOR WEAR 48 MONEY WILL PURCHASE, HERES YOUR cmANCE GEORGE SPRANSY, (ONE PRICE CLOTHIER, 607 SEVENTH UTREET, Warns To Go ‘For Fall and Winter Underwear Rexsaxts, Ovvs Axv Exns, BROKEN LOTs, GOTO or ar Ussaee omy n ee - LANSBURGH @ BROS, Th i fh Myo F as For Shirts to order and otherwise ‘THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, 60 TO ‘Thelr Regular Remnant and Bargain fale Days. 1013 F STREET. = For Newest Styles and Colors in Neckwear — Go To Tortoise Shell Hair Pins, 4c. each. Twenty new Hq gM getty EFF gSSq TEE | strlen tation wilt aud Sliver taco Pins, choise BH os 4 se z eb5gts Watch Charms, 41c. each: worth from 75c to i 3 ar x | MéencSCoaunariea snirts, made of superior quail ih ih Be F td musi, well gumoted and layed, all ise, tor Biol; seach, For the latest shapes in Collars and Cuffs Ladies Plush’ Purses, 17 Purses in biack and tan for 11 Se. bate wool Flannel in light ‘blue, Preach bise, navy bias oon ae, 1013 F STREET. Pink and brown. worth 60c-per yard. "We shall con: Unuing selling for 30c. per yard,” ‘Deinch alltwool White’ Flannel 20c. per yard: "Pinch all-wool, navy blue Twilled Flannel, extra Good quailty Nottingham Lace ‘For the best values in Handkerchiefs G0 TO HL gg, 1 gag ry 555g Curtains, beautiful My ah ‘cheap at §2 per pair. For this Thursday and HSS HH o£ aa fey bey wll be offercd for $120 per pat pire = | “Liles” Tourning Handkerostic jandhem- m %" ut Ing cere ia, all linen: & | stitched. choice of £0 different patterns. 11 ‘Children’s iibbed School Hose, in grey and brown For Driving, Walking and Evening Gloves nation on : s sree Bizes trom’? to Sig fnciuaive: (Per Dan Worth 20e. GOTO 1 a ane ening in cream, white or black, at we heelys 1018 F STREET. Childe Flash Cape (al shades plush) for $1.25; For nobby artistic freaks in Canes et pee dormancy Caps, worth $2.25; nan x GoTo ae ner? Bie ‘Planter shirt Walste 86. each: 2 rm EFF 885 TETF | “Ladiee’ heavy Flannel Skirts 98¢.; worth $1. ( Se noe eae betes Nottingham Curtain, net tape bound, 16s per yard: G12 7-37 a ut um bf = uae in white, per pair. Ui Wash and launder well, 800 Rem- a ese goods For Umbrellas to keep and to loan nants of Curtain Netsail quaiiticn Go To Fuil se Bed Comongeoee: 1013 F STREET. ants slld Siac and yuee" Wo Se'bor FoR For Hose at prices below elsewhere "vo Casa White Canton Flanuel, Rempants, extra 0 70 a a alg aft sth FFF gS8q THF | | Remnants of Cambric for ining Durposee at 4c: Dar # ss HH Py rr Sas, ; . | ,Qne,Sase of Colored Canton Flannel Remnants at Bae 3 5,58 ' Syg3 a ‘7c. per yard; worth 12%4c. Several colors, sucn a9 red, blue, old gold, brown and drab, choice at Te. per yard.” O14 © 70 pieces of Mignon Keps, an excellent material for ‘Wrappers. at 1234¢, per yard; worth Ise. o.cases tore Lark Calico Hemnants, suitable for Dresses and Comforts, at 4c. per yard: Worth 76. ‘900 Remnants of Ribbons at halt price. Kemnants of Sheeting and Pillow Casing. Remnants of Dress Goods aud Cloths. eamnante of Plain and Plaid Fisanels, Among For Suspenders, both cheap and dear, @o To 1013 F STREET. For the “Greatest” 50c. Holland Shades G0 TO these Flannel Remoants are desirable I terns for children’s wear at prices below th regu- Xaas Haxoxercuers Inorder to obtain the plck of the foreign market, we found it necessary to import early. To induce you to purchase now, we quote greatly reduced prices for the new goods. a BoM 0 oh a. R3 RE EE HR A NNN DK OK ™ Fre fing fh TE BB Ee BP as PEEL EM Bees Poot ‘TO SELECT FROM. ‘Thists no exaggeration. In the show window alone ‘we exhibit 9.600 Handkerchiefs, and the department now comprises 100 feet, and fifteen assistants are kept busy. Nothree stores combined in this city can say A Hi ry LATS BOY aL by direct importation, is enabled to give as good values ‘a8 obtainable in the United States, FOR INSTANCE: For 12%¢. we show Pure Linen Handkerchiefs which you cannot match elsewhere in this city under 5c. We have them in plain white, in sheer andheavy Mnen, with %, %, 2 and 1% Inch ‘hemstitch borders. Also, with fancy hemstitch and embroidered corners; ‘also, some with borders. In colored and mourning borders designs are shown identical to the 25e. goods Of last season. FOR WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, Oct, 27, Oct. 28, Oct. 29, ‘1240, Handkerchiefs for 1134¢., or 6 for 650. For 2c, we exhibit the most complete assortment ever brought to Washington, Some few of the de- signa you may purchase elsewhere for 25a, but the ‘majority of the patterns will cost you 35c. Weshow very sheer white linen Handkerchiefs, with fancy hemstitched and diced borders. Some embroidered in. white, black and fancy colors. Those with colored borders are genuine French novelties, as you will recognize by the vatlety of colors and the originality of design. FOR WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAV, Oct. 27. Oct. 28, Oct 29, ‘25e. Handkerchiefs for 23c., or 6 for $1.85. SPECIAL—Hand embroidered initial Handker- chiefs and warranted pure linen, These are splendia 1 1 3 id consequ value at 25¢, but we offer th oP 1 ad TT nd consequently doubly desirable. ; em for Oct. 27,28 and in oan Te = yarQou yards Russian Crash Remnants at 10c. per | 20 for 19¢. each, or 6 for $1.10. Not more than six u u F i Ee 3 _ | to each customer. th % th ye Bagg = gr dog ced German Damask Towels 190; | “FRENCH NOVELTIES, hand embroidered in black, junch Napkins 83e, per dozen. white and colors, are shown from 8c. t b For the lowest prices on Curtains 90 Remnants of Table Liven ai balf price, Nota few dozen, but thousands to select from, Go TO ofother bargains at “YC #04 Napkins, and scores LACE HANDKERCHIEFS of real Duchess from 1018 F STREET. ae For rich and handsome Fringes A mm gm 7 EG BE A TET Ss Go To A BRE OES - Goo HON NN oT {S83 $Y RN faa, = eco Emp NRN 7 Sgs8 = HH aio it gly EEF 88g A RNY Sued ° aes e on oe ee : Every Handkerchief warranted extra size and war" es - ae ranted pure linen, BRE hae Foot dc] Pee regen ot, [etm cmsccoa men ante : BRU URE G GHEE 6g | 4% and inen hemutten borders ‘or Curtain Materials below value Eos “ow EOE G@G@ H H ‘gae4| For 25c. hand embroidered Initial Handkerchiets. poees We also show a fine varlety of French designs in col- re oo ™ ored borders, and plain white with hematitched bor. 1013 F STREET. Ee ag g 3" pay ders. Very superior quality. arenes = * For 85 and 48c. choice novelties, for which you will Fe eres ot ere pues? oem Eee E oo? —Sgg8 | pay inexclasive gents furmishing rioves en high as $1 each. For $2.88 a box, half dozen convent embroidered 1 1 Eve a ws a or z gs TTF THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, Initial Handkerchiefs in fancy box. How & i F- 38g i a FOR WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, Th Mf th BaF SaS tS 420-422-424-426 7TH ST, Oct. 27, Oct. 28, Oct. 29, ~ Sea cine, 15e. Handkerchiefs for 12%c., or 6 for 60e. 0027 ONE PRICE. Tez Prstisuens, Go TO 1013 F STREET. Tosum it up; for anything in the way of Men's Fur- ishing Goods, Curtains and Upholstery Goods, st the MESSRS. FISHEL, ADLER & SCHWARTZ, lowest possible prices, 60 To Of New York, have just notified. me that the few re- f the artis f WOODWARD & LOTHROPS eee BRANCH STORE, “THE COURTSHIP OF MILESSTANDISR” m A an ait FFF g888g TTF | From this date will be sold at Row i EF Bas8y Sixty Dollars, 14 us od a e Sgsa8 ‘They have decided to publish eet 7 FIFTY PROOFS BEFORE LETTERS Srecraurizs, SoA vaiageyourotder at ouceto secure acopy of this = V. G, FISCHER'S, Corcoran Building, THE RAPIDLY INCREASING DEMAND FOR | 0¢25m,wéstoljan 529 15th Street. READY MADECLOTHING STIMULATES MANU- FACTURERS TO SPECIAL CARE IN CUTTING, MAKING AND TRIMMING, AND THE DEMAND FOR FINE GOODS HAS BECOME 80 GREAT ‘THAT EACH SEASON FINDS FINER AND FINER GOODS IN READY MADE STOCK. IN BUSINESS SUITS WE SHOW SOME EN- eee en COLLARS, different Styles, 3 for ‘TTRELY NEW STYLES IN GENUINE SCOTCE CHEVIOTS—JUsT SUCH GooDs a8 ARE KEPT | “ ——.° brrtlbecsie=n BY THE BEST TAILORS. IN HALF DRESS SUITS WE SHOW FINS GERMAN AND ENG- LISH COATINGS AND SUITINGS, PLAIN aNp | “ADIES' CUFFS, 12%c., 16c., 18 and 20c. a pair, MIXED STYLES. ALSO, FINE ENGLISH Cottars, Corrs Axo Rucuxos | WORSTED-SOME MADE UP ENTIRELY eta RUCHINGS—In Pink and Blve.at Sc. per yard, In eee ere eee eee AMD lite pro Dieu and exieet andesite cet poeta SOME LINED THROUGHOUT WITH FINE| Assortment in White. SILK. HANDY RUCHINGS-—6 yards inbox, st 12c. per box. Our 25c. CREPE LISSE RUCHINGS can- x IX OVERCOATS, THE MANUFACTUREBS VIE | not’ be equaled. We have them in Wine alsck, WITH EACH OTHER IN PRODUCING THE| Creamand Fancy Colors FINEST AND MOST STYLISH GARMENTS OUR NOVELTY OF THE SEASON 18 LINING FINE OVEROOATS WITH SILK ALL THROUGH | CHEMISETTES—These are made of Linen, full TOTHE VERY EDGE OF THE LAPELS Jength and tucked, and we sell them at 20c. and 4c. THE MOST POPULAR GOODS THIS FALL ARE KERSEYS AND MELTONS, MADE UP WITH THIN RAW EDGES AND Lap sEams, | CHILDREN'S EMBROIDERED COLLARS — We 25¢. Handkerchiets for 28c., or 6 for $1.35, $2.88 Handkerchiefs for $2.75 a box. mo. x ss TE Ex it i Se8 i tun kk HANDKERCHIEFS, A SUGGESTION TO LADIES—Why not buy a half dozen Silk Handkerchiefs and embroider st your leisure the Initial of your friend's name? What better Christmas present? A FACT.—You will never have such a varlety to ‘select trom, and we are quoting reduced prices now, ‘aa list below testifies, GENTS SILK HANDKERCHIEFS. 48c. Pure China Silk Handkerchiefs, in plain white or fanc: colored, bemstitched borders, reduted to 45c. or 6 tor $2.65, 68c. Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs, wide or narrow ‘hemstitched borders, reduced to 65c., or 6 for $3.80, 8c. Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs reduced to 88c., or 6 for $4.89, 98c. Japanese Sik Handkerchiefs, with brooaded centers, reduced to 94c., or 6 for $5.55. LADIES’ SILK HANDKERCHIEFS. 40c. Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs, fancy colored ones borders, reduced to 39c. each, or 6 for 25. $1.19 Hand Embroidered Japanese Silk Handker- chiefs, in white and colors, reduced to 98c. each, Colored Silk Handkerchiefs and Mufflers—thousands to select from—48c. to $5.98 each. ons Ss PE Bak gs its Phat GRAND AND SPECIAL EXHIBITION OF EVENING EVENING EVENING seising ace EVENING SILKS, ‘The PALAIS ROYAL buyer hasreturned from New York witha Grand Assortment of Evening Silks, in Plain and Combinations; also French Novelties in ‘Velvet and Piushesfor Street and Kvening Wear. SPECIAL PRICES 48 BELOW DURING THE EXHIBITION. $1.50 Evening Plushes will be offered for $1.10, $1.25 Satin Duchess will be offered for 87. $1.75 Black Satin Rhadames offered for $1.24, 4a- Your presence respectfully requested, a8 an en- SILKS, SILKS. SILKS. carry a full line and have a new lot we are able to | tireiy new line of Fine Novelties will be on exhibition. LINED WITH SILK SERGE OR WITH A FINE FANCY WOOLEN GOODS THEY COME IX PLAIN COLORS AND LIGHT AND DARK ‘offer st 19c. each. You will also find s splendid ‘assortment at 25e. on our counters, MIXTURES, INFANTS’ BIBS in all stylesat low figures, E. B BARNUM @ CO, THE LATEST. 27 931 Pexxsrivanta Avance | BEADED COLLARETTES—A most rith and tasty device for Ladies’ Neckwear. Examine them and = remember the prices are 74c., $1.19, $1.48 and ‘Opened this morning new lot, all sizes. Quality ana} °° ft Bost in the city for the prise . : Call and examine them. cer: W. 8. TEEL, ocd $85 Pennsylvania avenue THE . Coax Woon e ; JOHNSON BROTHERS, im 8 H Wharves end Rallrosd Yard: ‘oo Tweifth abd Water streets southwest. wae «=U MM AR OTE 1740 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, 1212 Ninth street northwest eS Pl mare oO AAA . oo ban Se SA PR ath ‘The CLOAK BUYER has also returned with the following undoubted bargains: Genuine English Walking Jackets (London made) tailor finish: bound in silk braid; striped and check ‘West of England cloth, PALAIS ROYAL PRICE, 96.87, NEW YORK PRICE, $2.98, English Walking Jackets of Boucle Cloth, with Astrakan Vests. The coat files back in wear and dis- closes the vest, which is somewhat similar to those worn by gentlemen. This iss facsimile of a favorit walking jacket of Mrs. Langtry, and has thus been named the “Langtry.” PALAIS ROYAL PRICE, $8.75. NEW YORK PRICE, $10.00. THREE BARGAINS—Boucle Cloth Walking Jackets, in brown, blue and black, $5.29; worth $7.50. ‘Tallor Made Jerseys for $1.68; worth $2.50. Plush Seal Sacques, with seal ornaments, satin- Mned, chamois pockets, $25.00; worth $35.00. ‘Ka All of above marked at slight advance on cost = |: price. ‘These prices are WA RM WEATHER PRICES AND ARE TEMPORARY. 8 pop Corner Third and K streets northwest, = ‘S16 S18 SEVERE PE IL Hs 3B BB y 221 Pennsylvania avenue southeast. ba me Bi B - DD S ‘Largest Private Railroad Yard south of New York. a nd pepe ae soy o RIBBONS, Cott avereg on cam direct from Mines into our Cate TRSPECHION oF Bet, SURERE DRESS TRIMMINGS, SOCK QF ROVELTING IN 1 SILKS | 4 complete New Stock of BIRDS AND WINGS, A src dealin best qualities of ANTHRACITE end | py A5P NOt ’ertonen PAILLW PRANCAIGE | Dovey wa Feather Bresst for Turton BITUMINOUS COAL. Fae eotae SOF2 50. OSTRICH FEATHER TIPS of combination colors, SATIN DUCHESSE, M. a xwkmeserwor EUSLOVITES | such as black and white, navy blue and cardinal, ecra order shear Fecery. nn = MM or Prevared |” AND Be Ra tN oe and brown, red and black, yellow and black, ot, 6, bunch of three; worth Clean Coal, Full Weight and Measure, Prompt De- Sos ies Sc. ‘RIBBON NOVELTIES—Satin Sash, 9 inches wide, liveries and Prices as Low as Fuel can be farnished. note pePOr En eA De all colors, 88c; worth $2.28, 0c27-3m VELVETS TOR DHER PANELS ANE-GAE, | | Moire Gasbes, 10 inches wide, $1.48; worth $1.08. Our For te now with all the ees ot Fur, and at the lowest prices tor a ee ee wa TO. Roma AND WRLETT & RUF, wOurs ‘Batters end oc26 906 Pennsylvania ave Hovszvvuanisuinas whe game AL DRESS TRIMMINGS AND BUTTONS. Thefinest variety in Washington, Moderate prices. WANTED—HELP. WANTED—ROOMS. __FOR_RENT—ROOMS. "ANTED-STEAM FITTER ONLY THOSE "Wéatiaorstenaiog thalc business nest apply eas Penusyivania ave. nw. lie "ANTED— WHITE WAITER FOR GENERAL W teetuinees tn r references required, Call ‘Thuraday morning. 9 to 12, at 1618 17th st nw. 1t* AXTED TWO COMPETENT WOOD BAW stant ment to parties under atandlog their busivess. He CLARK: S803, th ae t )— A DRIVER FOR AN EXPRESS referred: Was ag AN WOMAN TO COOK FORK SMALL private family; must be good cook and stay nights; wages. Apply between 9 and 12a m., WEEE ie ANTED—TWO THOROUGHLY COMPETENT Pane ramenaen mn Sane CoE ES ang dulahd thar aoe wood tora asi Gone ed erste tee Sarno Seay Waar snispas we Ate = enka! ON ty War tree GOOD CARPENTE! Qsst., near 171h st: new building. "ANTED—AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN FOR, eo eseitch eee mestip Eater Apply 0 £0.12. & HESS, 428 7h eb 0.W.. up stale 1h 'ANTED — IMMEDIATELY FIVE STONE Cutters: none but first-class workmen need aj ply. JOHN BURNS @ SON, South Capitol and ats. ‘ANTED-BY TWO LADIES TWO W atisued Rooms between Gib and 15tb Peonsyivania ave. and G si. nw. ‘Star office. ‘ANTED—FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. two communicating second floor, with board; vicinity Dupont or Scott ctrele y agreeable permanunt POR RENT-IN NEW HOUSE, ALL, MODER Kiimprovements mice cleau noua, with Poard. if 122 F nw. ro RENT — UNFURNISHED — THREE OR fa ye SS SST ene JFOR RENT-TWo U JOR RENT—FOUR FURNISHED ROOMS: 2, mmcond oor in, new house, and furnished ro WATER A UMEROUS CALIS FOR ROOMS all sections of chy. Persons having same will find to their interest to register.” D. G. PROCTOR & SON, Real Estate Insurance, 1256 F st. n.w, seldm ‘TED-WE CAN RENT YOUR ROOMS quickiy and save time end mo: ‘and @x- Roonis on third floor, at 1408 10:b st. POR REST Tiree on Foun unFe commnnicating Kooms: suitable for light ho Keeping; rent moderate. "1203 H st-n.w 1 DOR RENT—1219 10TH ST_N.W. BEAUTIFE Rooms, furnished or unfurnished. second and third floors: fine closets. heat, cas, bath o.: terms. Te able: references exehaniged: mo cooking ocd7-3t* tH A) amine our free list-and facilities for fenting. ItA. HENRETTA, 1326 F st. n.w., basement. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. 'ANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR A MATCH A horse; must be 154, hands. stylish and Apply 603 14th st, n. ‘0c Am* POR RENT-ONE LaRGH FURNISHED. OR two or three uniurnisbed Rooms. second floor, with heat, gas aud bat 630 Rhode Island ave. nw. 0027 at FoR REST CARICELY FURNISHED SHOOND- story fromt Room, southern exposu Parlor ferred. -room. ‘newly furnished. Gentlemen pre ferred. Terms reasonable, 1007 Sst. uw. oc27ai* OR RENT—A NICELY FURNISHED SECOND- ry front Room: private family, 727 Oth R.n.w. a4 OR RENT—LARGE, BRIGHT ROOMS: CONVE> nient to Patent, Pension and Government Prin ‘paid: work can be don fon, Address AID SUP PLY COMPANY, 48 Eliot at, Boston, Mass, 026-71 W4STeD — A SOBER AND STEADY PORE Butcher, journeyman. “Apply to JOHN H. RUPPENT, 33 Rigge Market ab8 To Western mar- ket. 7-30 ANTED—A BOY WHO CAN WRITE A Fain 'W tisna and i willing to toute hivieelt useral tee wore. Also.s young man to Keep stool in 8 clothing store. Address, in hand\ hcant e and experience, DRAPER, Star office, oca7-2t Watetan Mts RON TER TS vate family. rs referenoe, Mrs M, G, Star ofGe Peoert ate 'ANTED—A GOOD COLORED BOY FROM W “io to 18 years old: must oe well recommentec, Natiotal Masetim Lunch Room oczT-ate WV ANTED-A_UNION PIE BAKER W. SCHNEIDER, 220 Bast Capitol at, oc26-2te Offices: heul, gaa atid bath; Oot very an Gallatter 4p. mh 100 F st ” oe ANTED—TO BUY A GOOD DRIVING HORSE H, MANDEW, alley rear O18 F st 2. oe Wap DISPOSE OF TEA AND COFFEE stand, doing good busivew.in Kc st market: other busines debarring owner's proper attention Fesaguaple offer refueed. ‘Aadress Hd. H,Star oon, room. 1235 Mass. ave. OR RENT—210 A STN. tol, two: furnish ocd 7-31" ANTED-BY A TAI AN ADVANCED ‘student of Ben. Pitman's ‘shorthand system, a finishing couree of some, practical, and experienced stenographer. Address CURTIS, Star office. ‘ANTED_-UPHOLSTENING OF FINE PAR- Jor and other Furniture. Hatr mattresses reno- vated andre made. - Sain; Setrepsiring. C0, HALL Pracuoal Upholterer, oczd-1m* 006 Lath ste. RR. NT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SEC- ‘ond floor, consisting of tive rooms and the pretty new house, 416 2d st. betwven T RF, dT moyeretmprovemens, ‘Puree squares from ear F st.cars. it RENT—-REFINED PRIVATE FAMIL> ‘will rent suite of handsomely furnished Rooms, (o- ANTED—COOKS, CHAMBERMAIDS AND W fieip of allkinds, at HARKIS Embloyment ot agree yates rare ANTED—A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND, (W itoner, and tor general housework, in family ot two. References required. Inquire 2028 P st. after 8 cS eee ones W AREER SA GLAZER AT BASH. WARE 'W ftonse ot THOMAS W. SMITH, corner of tet st and Iudiana ave. o.W. 0626-3 WAkiPRcRy, A ROUNG, LADY-A Lavy atusic "Teacher: terms not to exceed $6 per other or separately, with choice table. Fashionable Belghborhood, direct on car iine. ‘Terms rew "ANTED—HORSES ‘TO KEEP AT §8 PER W personal ‘month; box stall and special attention eee given and required. Address AU Wven to care of horees.' Can be ween et cea stable, Starotice co “Oe: : Aa gah se ocws trey on Tigat routs Slice gat | SOR RENT FURNISHED ON UNFURA Iso ‘Rooms with every conventence for housekcepi Modern improvements. Apply 1627 Con: ave, near Dupont Circie, OR RENT—510 OTH ST.N.W. SUITES OF Siegatly furnished Kooms on first, sec ird floors; furnace heat or open grate tires: without voard, 7 ANTED-SECOND-HAND FURNIT Honvehold Furniture, forwitcn the highest casa price Wilbe paid. Address Hf BAUM. 290 tthe aw. ocl3 WANTEDGA BHOFERTY- OWNER ON F 53, between 9th and 14th sts. mw. (south side pre- ferred), to convert house into desirable store and lease fora term of years, Address Box 97, Star ofice. ‘0c22-€0518 quarter, Address R., Star Office, ‘ANTED—A COMPETENT GIRI, TO COOK ‘and do general housework: no washing or tron- ing, Must Dring reference. Inquire at 620 H st. nw, 0026-2 “WV ANTED—A GOOD WHITE COOK: GERMAN W roterred; good wages, Apply at once. at 1019 Sth at, ow. 0c26-2t, Waseca EXPERIENCED SALEAM. for our gents’ furnishings department, BAU) 416 7th at. now. oct ‘RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN 1 housework in a small 7; wages $12 per month; good ref erences required. Address Box 18, Star office. 026-8t* VW ANTED-HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND W ates ofevery Etat lores oranaail cusnities highestcash price paid. ‘Address 8. M. C.. nt, Charles hotel, 3d st. and Pennsylvania ave. ‘ocda-Liae 'ANTED—HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR OLD Wiest ther Beds. Address REMS, Star office. 0022-61" JAOR RENT—FURN ences. 04 14th st so (OR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOM Private famtiy: 1182 6th st. nw. ocBi-3t* JPOR RENT—TWO” FURNISHED COMMU Prete Rooms ou second floor; no cooking. 11 ANTED—TO SELL THE FURNITURE AND | 21thst nw. _ Se lease of a desirable 14-room house, full of good | 7AOR RENT—A ARGH, NICELY-FURN SHED st rs; not one vacant room: will sell for | It second-story bay windew Front Room. Gentleman . down, balance ‘on monthly instalments; | preferred: 1204 (rat, rw. eres Feason for selli “ have other business and cannot at: for further particulars call at 1105, F bine JOR RENT--THREE PLEASANT SE a Rooms. furnished tor housekeeping. "ANTED—OYSTERSHUCKER:REFERENCES Tequired. Caillat 415 Kast Capitol st. oc25-31* ‘ANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO CALL AT Once. White and colored women cooks, $10. to 20. “Chamberinalds, purses, scrubs andmen cooks. COOMBS & BURGESS, Employment Bureau, 026 F oclé-120 a. 2.W. VV ANTED—COORE, CHAMBEEMAIDS NUR- “Wace, waltresses, dvessmakers, waiters, 4: solig{tor and office boy, this city: woman for N. ¥., and other northern cities. Fo M. BULL 60-632 F st. usw. -AT_ONCE-WOMEN COOKS, $10 ‘Houseworkers, Mulds, Nurecs, Laund- resses and Scrubbers: butlers, Coachmen, Cooks and Walter. NATIONAL LABOR BUREAU, 517 7th Ran e288 ANTED—TWO MORE AGENTS ON five experienced can- oF Charleston Views. “Als vassers on “Life of Hendricks.” just out. Salar: commission. | Apply to H. LVILLEE, general bu ness agency, 124 W ARTED = DRESOMAKE DLA private life to learn the Kureka Lady Tailor Sys- tem; no chart, scale or machine used; wclentific meas- urement only. Patterns cat to measure, Positively nore-fittivg | Satisiaction guaranteed or movey re- EUREKA CUTTING SCHOOL, 7th and E Pa qubise ANTED—A GOOD COOK AND LAUNDRESS (white) and dining room boy who can drive (colored); both must have reference. "Call at 1759 P st., between 10 and 12am. or 3 and 5 p.m. oc21-6t ANTED-DUNDORES EMPLOYMENT BU- ‘Teau, conducted by Ladies, Men, and Women. white and colored, for ail kinds of domestic labor, with references. 717 MI st. n.w. ool 2518 WARTEDLADES To, WORK FOR US aT ‘their own homes. $7 to $10 per week can be long’ made No ‘photo. paling: ‘no eanvacsing. full are please address at once ORESCE ten IO Centéal st, Boston, Mass, Box 5170. oc ‘ANTED-WE WANT YOUI—A LIVE EXER- tic Man or Woman needing profitable employ meuyfo represent usin every county! aalnry” 970. per ionth and expenses. oF ange cominision on aes ‘preferred. Goods staple: every cne Buys RANDARD SILVEI a, see-wan,om fit and particulars free SILVERWARE ‘ANTED— INTELLIGENT MAN LOCATED Gutside principal cities, to represent. in “his 1o- gallty, responalble house, Good salary to right party. References, MANUFACTURE, bup't, Lock Box 1585, N. ¥. ocdim-1m ANTED—LADIPS. TO LEARN THE ART OP Dress-Cutting end. Makiug by Moody's perfect tallor system of actual measure and square rule, Can make adress while learning. First-class Dresemak- ing done to order at 1920 Penna. ave. .w. oclz-1m WANTED--SITUATIONS. SITUATION AS BUTLER, BY ny thoroughly competent in is dates: references: ‘good wages expected. Address G27 New Hatapahire sve. ite 'ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE CANADIAN (Wainasituntion as chambermaid, or would do gneral housework in small family. Call oF address 1 4th st. nw. : ‘ANTED-BY A COMPETENT, ACTIVE white woman a situation to cook and do general housework tn private family. Good references fur- nished. Apply to 621 Ist. sw. pt ANTED—PERSONS DESIRING RELIABLE help should call at 1709 Nn.w., HARI: ployment office. ‘ANTED — A SITUATION WITH A MU=IC Rouse as piauo tuner or salesinan. by a man of experience in the business; would be willing to work for low wages at first er go on trial; best references, ‘Address JO, 620 224 st. D. Ww. poreig GERMAN ‘one to do light chamb-rwork and the other sewing aud teach children German: ean {urn Teferences, Address Box 100, Star office. "oc ‘ANTED-SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE W ‘ratte girtas chambermaid of seamstress ina re spectable family: best of reference given. Apply 3288 M st., Georgetowu, D. C Oc2b-see NTED-BY A SETTLED WHITE GIRL, jiuation as nurse for one or two childsen; wi ing to travel: good home is the object, not mnones. A dress Box 99, Star office. oc26-3te ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A PLACE IN private famliy as cook; best réferences given. Call at 2009 11th st. n.w. cenkse Apply at 4385 K st n.w. TED-HAVE YOUR PICTURES TAKEN | © CANISHET Photonraph Studio, -wW., bet. Land 927 Perna ave. FOR RENT—ROOD Ta TST. N. able for housekeeping. Cail after 9 0' VV ANTED-IF YOU WANT To BUY OR SELL AT ‘Stocks, Bonds, Petroleum and Produce on 1-16 commission, for cash or on margin, write oreailon | 7 oR RENT—ROOMS FURNISHED Of 3, BUM. GOVE € 00., 488 Tint, fea: ery reanonable tertnes tear St Our now Circular tani e assist. | Fraisnea: very reasonable terms: near State, War = \_Jand) Navy Departments. 1126 Connecticut ave. ‘ANTED-TO. GE NEW FOR OLD | _0c26-3t* Stoves at BUTLER'S, 931 5th st, near K i. B.w. Smoky Chimneys cured, Lutrobes, Furnaces and Ranges made to heat or ‘no pay. Old Stoves bought and for sale cheap, ocls-Im* WANTED {HORSES TO WINTER AT $6 PER f two In. ‘Tngut PROCTOR & SON, _ ovdoat a 12200F wt. we. ROR GE, BRIGHT, NICELY FUF ished second-siory. front Room heat, gas aud bath: $10 per month. IS15 Sth st. ‘ocne-2 FOR RENT—1013 > furnished rooms, en sulte or Feferences exchanged. NOK REN ANDSONE SECON DATORY, communicating rooms, furnished; well heated: Beth on same Noor, private tamils; prices: at nw. month. Refer to Chas. Bradley, National Bank ‘Associated Press; Francis Major Thos. P. ‘Spring PO. M Republic: C. A. Boynt ANTED—AT Gi! i farm, horesto winter at $8 per mouth: box sials; pasturage month; horses called for aud re- Ritmet ik LARPERIY, lay’ scales, cor 10th and Ta. ave. ‘oc 1-31n0_ W aNIeDTEVERYRODY TO CALL AT THE Washington Copying Co., northeast corner 7th and F sts. n.w., and get lifesize $25, including ‘fine gold frame. ‘Crayons from $15 to at WASTED-5.000 by 'SPEPTIGS THOSE PRO- well-furnished communicati ingly, on second oF third floors; ences required. 1415 Net, n.w. i; location, in the city; no i children 1m ounced incurable preferred. Mention this paper: Address PUFF, 1832 Fairmont ave. Phila jetphia, Pa. and-3m* ‘ANTED—MOTH AND OTHER INSECTS EX inated Yerminated from ‘carpets, furniture, furs, &<, : the only process which can Kill them, Hot Naptha | ket. 1103 13th st_n.w. canned ‘AH. CHACE & BHO... 616 Louisiana av.ap: NFURNISHE! jas A. H. & BRO.. 616 Louisiat 20 | FNOR RENT—FOUR URNISH. ‘ANTED—COMMIBSIONER OF DEEDS FOR | 31i;,°u\tan'c for housekeeping for_a gentleman, au every State and Territory, Notary and U.S | UC Sood ret nace : att Commissioner, “JOHN E. BEALL, 1420 F st. nw. LARGE SALOON PARLOR AND Inoffice trom 9a m.to5 p.m TelepLone 34-216 cher i for gentlemen. 9216 st other furnished Rooms, for gentlemen. (931 6 » ANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING, NO Srblpping by our pro con. elephoue 110-6. A. | MOR RENT — SEVERAL WELL FURNISHE .CHACE & BHO. 616 Loulatatin ave. ‘Rooms on second and thira floors; aingie or con. DublleGulldings: house Aratciam "S16 Bd st aw pal "house frat we LOST AND FOUND. oc26-Bt* OR RENT—UNFURNISHED KOOMS. SUITA- J O8T-FRIDAY AFTERNOON, IN NEIGHBOR- ses. 41) ergo Yadtanty Goanree saa Baek ans | fy hig fOr Rowsekeeping, Inquire on premise. 411 UL} cebeeheerior eee Gee. | HOR RENT—1887 Is, NW, ELEGANT SUITE 0) 7 ot ‘With first-class board. References re- Eden ocd2 we FoR, SENT — TWO NEWLY Paren FPorign, Rooms, communicating, furnished or ue rnished, en suite oF single; no children: rent low’ to Fight party: cars bass door. "134 Ds 28-31 R RENT—A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ‘Apartment: Apply at S16 16th st. nw. oc20-1m OR RENT—PLEASANT ROOMS, FURNISHED of unfurnished, terins reasouable; board if desired. Sid Isth st. usw. Fer: RENT—TWO NEI = ‘OUND—A COW AT THE CORNER OF OTH ¥ and sia, 6.2; owaer can have same by calling at we place and paying costs. i ‘O8T—-ON THE 6:30 TRAIN METROPOLITAN Branch, Oct. 23, Silk Umbrella, with carved ivory hnandle. Finder will be rewarded by leaving the same with conductor of that train or at and 0. ticket 2X O8T—ON THE 22) OF BER, BLACK AND Se ag Dye oe questions will be asked 0c27-3t* O8T—OCTOBER 26TH, A SMALL BUFFALO 4 Bullock, marked No. 10. A suitable reward will furnished Rooms, with a y Of adults. 1 FOR RENT--FLATS._ A TIN “THE WOODMONT”—CORNER 13th 4. and lows Circle n. ®., handsome Plats, dabed ‘oF unfurn! first-class cate edrds Sc FIRMEN ac a 3324 Pato Ok RENT—TWO HANDSOME is iN 28. RENTIWO HANDSOME FLATS THOS J. FISHER @ co, + PIE Pa ae. NOK RENT UN i bo Bria otto? UNFURNISHED, A CHOICE th st. hw Apmis cor 15th at FOR RENT—OFFICES. ye ecld-Lim| & ROOM ON vod floor, in baildiag woriheast corner sth and Bw. Inguire WASHIN COPYING CO, batiding. : _FOR RENT—STORES. _ SEEN tees FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS FURats A STABLS © 4 Monta“ grpny 1th st. now. Am OOK RENT-STABLE TN REAR OF Yi? tart m. alley: four stalls mod ample cart room,’ “Iikquire at Lagh K st. etitn JOR RENT—NEW STANLEIN REAR OF ania * Net nw. Coachmau Foom and ail convent FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS DOR SALE-SPLENDID WALNUT COUNTER, ‘one glass partition in frame, one counter wich six large drawers and oue desk. Apply to@. A. D..162 Fst. oct-Bt Qk SALE—BAR OYSTER COUNTEREAT MADES Hotel, coruer 4 at and Fenueyvania F A Gran JOR SACE — FINE CHICKERING PIANO FOR sale or rent, for 850 .a year. in advance, with priv Jege of buying." Koom iit, S02 Fst. ea Tate FQ SALE SCHEAPOONE | DAYTON | Casit Register: one sinail wafe, combination Lock Ap. 1216 Peunayivania ave. SALE—A *P. ple Fe bicycle Wheels, Fabber tires auituble (oF child or adult, or. Prige $50." Alxo & fine-toned Pariof ‘arly pew, Address Box Q, Star office. SOR SALE—JAMES K. PROBEY WILL, 0 November Ist with the largest stock of Plattorm ch Wagons in this city, south of Philadeipiia ges, Phwetonsaud Dayt me at DOLLOM PFICeS. Cor <n. ocz8-in ROUGH-BRED MAKE, periment, dam Eile Dears, Ng under saddle. Apply at DoW N= stm, ocR8-8t POR SALE two and half horse-power. in bes ning. LOG Date naw Fok, ae altar MLE INeny ‘ancy Goods store, “Address ail Capitol the fimest th five years. DON SALE—A VERY WANDSOME” Driv Horne, 6 years old. warrattee! ou oud esa, Be Guick stepper, and cai. be unde to trot fast Pedigree furnished ot caste S0R SALE-AT A BARGAIN—A THOROU 5 bred Jerwy Cow: young, kind and gentle; very and @ first-class family cow, with young calf Uiree weeks old. Address Le P. tar OMlice OCLs IE FOR ALE-HORSE: WAGON AND HARNESS, suitable for any business. Apply to WH. BUT LER, 608 Ct, now. oce5-ate QORSALE—A SHOOND-HAND HANSOM: CAN be "seen at Ina Pe depot, OF apply to TAM ES CARTEK, 1534 Vi. ave. 4 oczd-3u WOR SALE—=PECIAL CASH BARGALNS— Teociave Upricht Pianos, latest improve. iy’ Warranted: price §) th elegant stood 0G. L, WILD & BROS, 709 7th st mw. ments, fa ‘oc23-1mn (OK SALE-ENCYCLOPAEDIAS. JAMES ton, the celebrated historian and blograpbe “that th every houme where Unere 1s p pleton's Cyciopardia it is lke senalog the whole to college.” This Work sll the Volumes can be tained at ouce on small monthly payments by addrens- ing Box 129, Star office, OCk8-T JOR SALE—AYT A SACKIFICH-AN EXCEI- ent T-oclave square PIANO. at 176: or would RENT réasouubly. 521 11U:6t., opposite Moses’ bplld- ing. ocz2-Im SOR SALE_BIRDS—A FINE LOT OF IMPORT: ed Canary Birds, the best siogers, for sale ch: Also, Bird Food at the bird store, 1183 7 a nw. ST. HARIBKICHT, er POR SAL REAT B é—AT GREAT BARGAINS-SEVERAL beauiful Square Pianos, but little used, at $200; cost, new. from 350 to S600; payments only month; elegant covers avd stools Included. und see them before you. ‘THE PIANO & oz ‘ou bay. CHANGE WAREROOMS, _ 422 9th wt. 75 cash. OF S200 mor t = enh — pase Handsome etab. cover and pi be paid for the return of the same to J. ROBERTSON, ST— NICELY FURNISRED FRONT | Piyimentscost S400, Hus S313 Prospect at, Geotgrtown, D.C" octr ate suitable for gentleman. 4316 10th t.nw | °F SUN CHANGE WAREROOMS, oat, O§ MONDAY, OCTOBER 25TH, 1868, 4 ly. Og>S*_ | ocak 422 Och st. Ld light yellow Cow; right hora partly broken: = a SALE Tar ‘ : sone _ )R RENT—AT1910WA CIRCLE, FURNISHED | JOR SALE—VICTOR TRUCYCLES, Bs5; RENT par ee ea ee see ae ee ec Rooms, to gentiemen only. iteferences re- | EY by the month, $10: trial money to be credited if JOUND—ON 7TH-ST. PIKE A SORREL MARE | quired. ocls2w* _ | party deciles to purchase; Victor Bicycle 860. 1408 hind legs white, and white star on face. Owner CLEGANT Saar | ork ave e204 Gan have same by paying for advertising and keep. J. KUPPERTS SONS, Tthet pike. Sie 2 = REWARD—LOST—A LARGE BLACK RE Peandiand Does witk whe arcane tie abo reward If returned to C! GRAFF, 409 3d st. uw. ‘0c25-Bt* ‘OsT-SATURDAY. for enaite, contanning thtoe soon aod private ten location unsurpassed; opposite Franklio Square. At 920 14th st. "eee (OR RENT—702 TENTH STRELT—C Fe vad tioor suite compleway furnished: also two ‘ingle rooms. “ocd-awe FOR RENT — ROOMS, WITH HOARD. OCTOBER 23, A SOLI- [4 taire Diamond Pendant of Earring, inciosed in pera io i at ished and unfurnished, in a delightful Gold cover. Liberal reward it returned w 1755 K st. | 21 pene, Au light OST— BLACK, WHITE AND TAN SETTER iB RENT-TO A PARTY Promises picasa oon : with beaten aod goo for two, at 45 per inonth: for one. $23."104 Genteel party only.” address W. iL. ¥., Star office. po Dog. Suitable reward. H.C. HARMON, 24 au+ alior's oltice cao MONEY TO LOAN. N REAL ESTATE SECURITY—$10.000 AT 5 T cent; $2,000 at 6 per cent. No delay where security is good, "WESTCOTT & WILCOX, Real k3- tute Brokers, 1907 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. 0c27-6t \ONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATER STOCKS, MBonds Commereiat Paper of ull kinds bought ‘OR RENT—ROOM AT 442 NEW YORK AVE. ‘To permanent tenaut rent willbe low. oc25—0" (OR RENT—AT 1108 NE comfortably furnished second-siory room Suitable for gentleman and wife or two gentler ladies; with and home comforts; references, 0025-61" 3 each 0 OF Toom in good working order. small capital, Ni: POR SALE— Stock Rauch and Herd: for sale cheap. ‘once to STATE BANK OF SIDNEY, au25-003m, Sidnuy,” Neb. VR SALE-AN ELEGANT YOUNG Honsig five sears old: ns Ste sae (169 hands high) and fs handsome, tant. spirited, sale and sound; ans ily can drive bi quire ai LEADINGHAM & Wib- NH a ocls-im Splendid chance for 0 trouble about license. 2. Apply at ‘OR RENT—UNFURNISHE! cea fe suites of suum, third floors, Inquire at 1421 cea VOR RENT—THREE UN ED ROOMS, 24 fogr. suitable for light houwek eeping: use of bath ‘0 same floor, not and cold water. 684 Hat s.r e tween 6tb and 7th sts, nd sold. Reliable investment securities a ity. ame cea ale menetiaes Eee TONEY. IN ANY GUM DESIRED, 10 LOAN on real estate or good collateral security; lowest Fates of interest, least expense aud without delay. R. A. PHILLIPS, 1428 New York ave. Rooms, on second st. ANTED—BY AN AMERICAN WOMAN A ‘as housekeeper or would care for mother- Jess chi i references exchanged, Apply at 213 N'st., West Washington. 0c26-3tt oc2d-ee ‘OR RENT—TWO OR THREE FURNISHED OR ‘unfurnished “Tooms, with terme Teasons. ble. Apply at 1916 Larch st., Le Drolt Park.o2o-lw* $5,000, Rags =m oe ANTED-A PLACE BY A FIRST-CLASS Coachman. Can furnish reference from last place, Call or address J. H. L., 1702 Massachusetts ave oczeste ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY GRADUATE W érivashingtoo High School. « Position “ay assist- ant bookkeeper, cashier, or in any clerical caj Ra furnished, address Miss FLOR: mised: addres best_of reterences EN Box 28, Star office. "ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY OF REFINE- G ition as cashier or: i; best of ref- Wipe senna tts Ouran ‘ANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE WHITE dienes Seemann scree a wise 2 ao ANTED-KNOWN THAT ONLY RELIABLE See h lintae SON BU 3 ae oat Emp. Bureau, 926 F at. nw. 0018-1206 "ANTED-KNOWN — HEADQUARTERS FOR Avormen Cooke and Hous keepers, Coachmen Rimpetent Delp” engaged. NATIONAL TaBol Simnpeten ce SUREAU, 517 hy POR RENT-NEWLY FUKAISHFD Rooms, without board, second anu third fi bay win- ‘dows, south front; gentlemen preferred. 927 | st.u.w. poeta 1818 F a ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. Prompt attention to all applications, SWORM- STEDT & SRADLEY, 927 F st. Br MOREY LOANED ON AND SALES MADE OF Building Association Stock. oc! ion Stock. 7H. D Y, Real Estate, Insurance, &c., 19-m_ Taba New York ave. OR 1346 RIGGS ST. N. W., HAND- sorely Airolahed, Rooms alaglo dren sate. wita lor end piano: house and furniture new; Sith oP svithont table board: Feferences exchanged, ‘OF Mo irate ie Sasa eR ATR OB | ea aroereoee ce _ iT—HAN] -ARTM EN’ Ui ‘Verest. HUFTY & DYER, oebed or unfurnished, single or en ek na oclé-1m 1301 F st. nw. locate) house, near ‘Square. Ad- ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE BE: | drew Ei, Star oMce, ‘och 4-1 curity in sums to st \T-TH:! 'DSOM] \ISHED Mie ett ttn a uenzzuors, | FSS tart oe ERORELOM SD oclé-lm Real Estate and l.surance, 436 7th st. aw. TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ern improvements; 299 Staniou Place (corner 6th si. ‘and Massachusetts ave. ae); first-class references oro whee] R RENT — BEAUTIFULLY Soa and jewelry. Fire-proof safes, Entire pro- — i ct 2 secoud and third wit 4 Tecied by burglar FWA! es i FStoms on 1 $nd third Boors, with, Hoard; oc3-1m 1304 F st. nw, == IR RENT—1214 K ST. N. W. FURNISHED 'EY—8500, 91,500, 98.000, 95,000, ¢8,000 | E'Parior and edrooms furnace and open tren nis MisisPtmalten furs to host how sates ob Maat | atagie room. Very Senrubie location, ? ock-iwe ‘Estate in city. Call now. st nw. ‘ocz2-6re WM. ¥. HOLTZMAN, Att'y, ‘OR RENT—217 CAPITOL 6T. (GRANT ANTED_SITUATIONS FOR COOKS, CHAM | _ocld-1m 1321 Fat nw. Fiitce sree iron aloore room. oa Dermauds, waiters, coachmen, cigenee EAL ESTATE LOANS. ERAL ROO! sp, this and other cit! furni ; private familie BR RENT—S! VERY NICE Mx, Eebynarasd clo MBDA SSRIS D | EE EERE SP EL ORAS eae on | Famed te, ns care anes or ter goog ‘Bo. Tater Sant heten ee Re “ANTED-KROWN TO AUL THAT I FUR |W. H DEMPSEY, 1484 New York av. P. Box Ghanged. 313 Cet na on. ox: io private iamillesy hotels, stores and. “ofices we B RENT_1790 H ST N.W,, HANDSOMELY bom ‘other cities HLA, 630-4 EY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, IN | H Furnished Rooms, with first-clats Hoa! hbo: pee 3 . M IBN! = 632 ‘ON! & 2 ug of re rt mia wets ol Comer 10th and'¥ aurosta northwest Bio departenta = WANTED—HOUSES. 20,0001 LOAN aT eer ww, ROOMS BY THE ED—BY 8M, r sree to $15 Der mouth. Also rooms at SUS 1th st: z ALL FAMILY A WELL REAL Est, ee W ftruisied House Address Sox 16, eiaromes” | | 3398 ed — cheap. xt C2 7-3 1000___[eell]__‘THOS. E WAGGAMAN. TED—A SMALL HOUSE OR SUBURBAN API REAL &S- ot for which I went to trade w handsome heres | )MO8=* 70 LOAN GS APPROVED and carriage; balance cash, Hl, W, C., Star office, ‘Ho Geter. "-ANTED—TO BUY IMMED) ‘ONEY TO LOAN Telerences exchanged. obits fortable 4: ‘not leas eames Real Estate grateit 180 lot ot lees tha 30 i foot to.an at lowest, aes ointareee Coatpen 3 RENT_FURNISHED, 4 SECOND-STORY ibecwoen ist and oth sia "aod Citic and Cex | “eRe Seley: 1500 ienoayivaaia ave bain Ga sane hoor 2700 Fae Les private Ei een ot ig excsed $5,000. ‘adarem giving low | —™ 2 wal owe tion, Box 8, star 8 poet * “MUG ims vo eth at lowest AEE Serpe mete $e ¥ TO ON REAL MOTATE AT x Sathana _ BUSINESS CHAN “SALE-SIORE AN x ‘D DWELLING, THE Stock aud Pixtures, Lasse anc Liceuse, Will be id cheap for casi. ddress Box @, Star office, It Aitk OPPORTUNITY is OFFERED TO party 20 purchase of retiring part. er, at I uouth, a moderate cost, @ bail iilerest ius tute business in this eity. office. A “with Sew York wna ‘Chicago Board of Trade. Rections, is desirous of formiug a connection in Wash- ington With @ thoroughiy responsible and energeuc Pag, Ni Mmoderaie capical: ko work up a legitimate asinees In Grain and Provision Options. Aft trades to be placed direct ou the New York, Chicago or Bar tmore ‘kachanges, To a satisfactory patty. direct Wires giving quutadions of the several markets will be arranged tor.” Address GRAIN, care Carrier 70, Har Umore, Ma. ocze-aie ‘TED-INMEDIATELY—ALL PARTIES having and chow wo, may Gealre to get bar gains ib hiuproved aud unimproved ye Ama part of the ory or suburban, will always find it heir advantage to call op mie. Notew and stocks we ‘Address at once, B. jOUSE, tiated. ‘Hatate and Insurance, oom 10, Kellogg buil cadre STED—A MAN OF EMIENCE IN THE ‘A MAN OF EXPERIEN Wives y trade, whocan command a or ‘ullare, to. Join theadvertiser: where Teturn isceriin. “Agden OONFLDENC E. Siar ee. ocz6se PRES A CONFRONT AND Lux reasons given for disposing of business "Call ai nw. ocd Ste ARE CHANCE FOR HOTEL OR LARGE Se, eetieE cent. tue betes b well Caceres and te naan it haw been for ada “hiberat ‘many Sears: itafforde® good opporwarky to any ope ae R Be sure of Kame and Number, ae or into hwrehitable Dusluess ‘with © mail capital. Teasuns given by owuer Soeresiring. oc25-1m. WR DENISON, Real Estate, 028 Fen. CENTRAL Feasous for ce2o-! WOR SALE—GIGAR BUSINESS ‘culion, ¢00d DUA.LiESS satisfactory E "Address P, O. Hox 287, cliy. ‘We are the Sole Agents for the sale of the Genatas (Concord Harness and Collara, ‘Beware of imitations, : 10TS @ BRo. 7